New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
RICH FUTURITY STAKES.
EIIp pile AGAINST HALF-MlLE 1RACho.


,,,o,oa value of the Fuurty Stakes for 1890 is
100000, the biggest prize ever run ioi "" '"0 '
Estimate is made as follows;
From subscription of mlrcs-1 go at $25 each less
20 per for voi entries and first declaration 900 ooo
5uy io, IN r Inly Is 1889 500 at so each 400
fr daee cii in july IL, $4,000 at $50 eaeh POO
ha%5 money jo wica so to the 1880
100000
Entries for this stake close January l. The Futury
for ses received 752 entries of which 400 still
eligible. making the value of the race 100000 the
Futurty for 1859 received Sl5 entries Of which some
900 are stiI eligible, making the probable value
$4,000 Thus each succeeding year these stakes
Increase in value They have proved mighty ntcreSlhA
to breeders throughout the country, ana tic
offers the Of the mare that ioaS the Winhr
should do a good deal toward the improvcme. OF tne
breed horses. The entcrpriSins toncy 'dhd Joe"e9
Club has undoubtedly scored another hii'
Owners VINO have been racing their horses at Chitoh
and Gutenberg should not deude themselves with tue
false hope that the rulc respecting ha tracks ana
nurses less than 5000 which the respectable jockey
clnbs adopted last summer is going to prove dead
letter When these persons realize that they are deIrci
from competing for tie rich stakes offered by the sever"
clubs whose head quarters in this city, whcn sH"u
frey venture to make entries they receive Them back as
refused under the ruc-teu they Will appreciate me
n shadow Of naicai authority have presumed to settle
Iii rna,ter ON thcir own rcsponsihiv And there
certain jockeys. too well known III NeW-lo ON VINO WI,
Allegheny Mountains
4 lar.e force Is at WORK at Monmouth Park on The
construction of new Stables The entire course has been
ploushcd M to deplh Of ten inches and Mr. GrSrt
TANKS when the rains Of winter nave pachei IL uoNh
again IL Will Pee faster than ever before
Ormonde is not TO he trained again. but leaves Kings
clcrc nrtly lIc the best race ho that
has been for many long year. but no practical
man will breed from HIM. No one can he more
thoroughly convinced of the fatuity of breeding from
roarer than his owner. tie Duke Of Westminster
1f, fti IN on
Ormonde Of the malady he inherited from the famous
but unfortunate stockwel. and the wonder Of the
Fneiisa turf retres in condition than fremont.
c hc{ ,gS bi YEAR II g, hn,c some time aso
tat America the proper place Tor oIh"hlr, am
nins,cr taat the colt ba 70 Kentucky. whose blue
grass md pure air might her cit him 1t is doubtful il
tie Dukc ever considered tic matter seriously.
Iii, pcrfccy natural that Dan swiccrt should seek
TO pcrpeiuate the usefulness Of Virgil by placing the
gleitcst sou of that sire at tie head OF his sdi
This country has not better two year oil than
fremont 1t is peculiarly unfortunate that so wonderful
youncSter should bc retired at the age of tre simply
because he has rugbonc on tie coronc OF his rear fore
foot With the exception of this cXcrcSccnce the colt Is
without blenish. Perhaps astIie Dryers have done
MI in their power 70 cure fremont yet there prac
tical who believe tndt the black wonder OF $50
Nothng could be ACCOMPLISHED however, without heroic
treatment. and such the DIVERS were " inclined I" Try.
Once ON Dan SWlScitS STOCK larih fremont Us" "Vc
horse will he no more
Lucky" Baldwin is in luck again. AMI is 10 be CON
cranlated on securing Tie services of r. W. Thomas as
trainer Of tie Anita Srils The phenomenal sue
OF D. A. onis stable in the Last toward the close
of the legitimate racing season was due prncmiIy 10
Mr. Thoma~'s methods and mana cement lie not only
knew when his horses fit TO RIM for mans money
bat exercised such excellent judgment in placing them
that thcy continuity winning races and on many
occasions beat animals of much higher quality than
themselves, when Wahoo beat No'ntC and Leo H. de-
4I 10
~, , =, m -, Tl,fori h,, ~ % 900 - wear colld not
be resisted. AMI hc tak.S charge of -, Angeles,
Emperor of Norfolk and others on January The 'an'a
Anita establishment viii be dangerously strong one
ncXt year.
The recent sale Of tie raci0c stud belonging 10 tie
Dowascr Duchess Of Moutrosc who runs der horses in
the name Of MI Mantou attracted larse number of
visitors to the PARK padloc.s al Newmarket bu, tie
bidding exceptionally slow. Fourteen horses were
put up OF the four-year ods Devil TO Pay. who cost
the Duchess $4,000 two years was knocked doHn
to Cannon. the jockey for >62j. Ohcrou, by GaoIn-
Whceiof Fortune. who cost tie Duchess Tl25op in
1881. was solid for $500 The best animal IN - ale
Timothy. wllp ran t.irl for tlc - Lcscr ~" vas
r,n up 80 600 and kuockei down al that price to
CAPTAIN Nac-'L
English bootmt,crs have 10 De caution, when they
cross tie Scottish border betting wns without book
makes was of Ar Innovation, t tc GLASGOW meet
IN. Tie Du,cof ial.. 90. who is the cict patron.
dcc .el there should uo; bca hoouaecr on The list oi
snare odcr-: aaj TIE Glasgow magistrate, went iIfcr
and declared That tic hooc, sAoul hlyc no r-hi 10
come ~ and make noise an c,cttc disturbances one
Of tie fraternity brop-lt before t' c'lrt l'c .s
il.a nv, anil ulrel hc Womb cet .f h. payment ot
the OF $40 OF ti,cc days IL WIS -rni 70 prison. with
lie alternative OF fine. t'r tur.y o,'h twenty
seven of The days .!n- d"rtrt because I'll ""7 proved
lie was Il betting IL a.
James GaiNays trliacr. Mr. Iutcfrli rttr. to ;4hc
charge of stable o. Lis own and is succeeded 81 tie
Preaancss st.b!c by tie jockey, Polly Ioaec..
Ieakes. Who came oge- here from tn'lnl in 1~7 h'.
tn rcril' ion ol being honest a fi.i-. Ir